Local newsroom hours announced for upcoming week
Notice from the office of The FTand Ard detailing adjusted hours this week. Box office opens from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily with six day week, Sunday hours limited to 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Editorial and business offices listed with unit references.
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Fragmented local ad notes and names from Ogden area
A garbled rundown of businesses and residents including Proudtil sporting goods, Paul W. Stocker, Went erhy, McDastiel, Tetbes and Jones, and various individuals like Koliis Cirly Ive and J. Wieht. The text appears as fragmented notices from Ogden city with retail items, fish and poultry, groceries, and social mentions.
Local notes and city visitors create bustle in Ogden
Crosk ell's Stiserne Tribuna reports Jetone visiting his parents in the city with nk and Shs. 4D. Belts for San eigra and others are in Ogden for a few days. Harker from Aunepalis returns from eLaise Nipan with family, while a Wanted delivery boy is sought. The Southwelus Hall season opener is set for Wednesday September 7 with Warde orchestra and admission lib. A capstan incident on the streets ends with three gunshots as a man flees. authorities pursue near Twenty Weighthand corner.
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Newspaper Correspondents Arrive in Ogden for Irrigation Congress
Washington and other city reporters arrive in Ogden this morning to cover the opening session of the Irrigation Congress. The party travels by canyon excursion this afternoon and will support at the Hermitage, with a large roster of editors and wire service representatives from major papers across the country.
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Huly Lake Herald
Cheyenny Lender
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Sthumeayatie Times
Cincinnati
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St Louis
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New York Times
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Cinetunali Engiirer
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Baltimese Morning Herald
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Free Bress
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Associated Press
Arthune W. Dunn
Richard Lee Fenrn
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Chiengzo Dournal
Pan Globe
Los Angeles Herald
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Albert
Ruistead
Brooklyn
Graulard~ Union
Philadelphia
Pelegraph
Nauliville Banner
Loutae Post
Tames & Honey
Patindelphia Lrese
Vink H. Instord
Saginaw News
Graul Rapid
Howhnd
New York Mail
Mix Bruna
AV. W. Dermansy
Minneapolis Journal
Seattle
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Edward & Little
Sap
Francisna Baloefin
Lox Anuelis Times
Liu Davie Jorlain
Ekipauil
Pruiseworthy
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Ieriay Avivesnwaty
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Neliin
Aubinn
Gilioy
Peru
Linney
Tive Acurk
Alton An
Fragmented Soldier Prisoner Report Amid Platform Controversy
A garbled OCR piece discusses a prisoner and speaker lineup at a political platform event. It names multiple politicians including governors and senators, with references to irrigation policy and party delegates, plus unclear remarks on reception and procedure. The passage preserves names like Winder, Wells, Pardee, Sparks, and Gaiman amid a disjointed account of a meeting and correspondences.
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First Session of the Eleventh Irrigation Congress
Enthusiasm and energy marked the opening session in Ogden with Governor Wells and Mayor Glasmann welcoming delegates. The keynote urged purpose and unity, highlighting national irrigation policy, leadership, and the ongoing push for federal support and state collaboration.
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Fragmented OCR Document Reflects Beside-the-Politics Scene
An OCR fragment describes a display with a rostrum and portraits of leaders, including a George Q. Cannon portrait draped in national colors. It mentions a Brigham Young portrait and a talk by a secretary asserting west reclamation methods are inadequate and urging unity and renewed effort.
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